Community Corner
Week in Review: Virtual Mt. Diablo Hike; Embezzle-Accused Volunteer; Bollywood at Grafton
A look at some of last week's stories in Dublin.
France Hates Youth Beauty Pageants. Should We? France wants to ban Honey Boo Boo-style pageants and crass child advertising. The former would never happen in the US, but the latter could.
A Hike Through Mount Diablo's Burn Area. Patch editor walks to area scorched in this month's fire.
Turn Back Time With an Elegant Vintage Halloween Party. Halloween will be here before you know it, so now is the time to plan a great gathering—just for adults.
Week Ahead: Coffee With Police Chief; Final Farmers; St. Ray Bingo; Easter Seals Fest. Things to do around Dublin this week: Sept. 23 to 29.
Police Log: Assaults; Grand Thefts; Home Break-In Arrest. Warning on Craigslist con, and more from Sept. 15 to 21.
Dublin School Volunteer Accused of 2 Felonies Due in Court. Jaylene Leslie, accused of embezzling $38,000, will be in court for a pretrial hearing on Sept. 25 at 9 a.m.
Sirous Sadaghiani Remembered During Balloon Release and School Vigil. The community gathered once more at John Green Elementary on Sunday night to remember the 9-year-old boy who lost his battle to cancer. The soccer community released balloons in Sadaghiani's honor on Saturday.
Sprouts & Shutters: Mezbaan Bar and Indian Cuisine Offering Dinner Discount. A new Indian food restaurant is open in Grafton Station and the owners are offering a discount to Patch readers.
